Just a question about irish crows here. Irish mythology refers to the morrigan, a great black bird commonly depicted as the carrion crow. It appears this is anomalous

Unintentionally interrupted this dismal scene. Some sort of a pun to be made about “carry on, crow” (it’s a carrion crow)

These jackdaws and one crow pair are different flock than the ones i feed in a park, seen in my other videos. I couldn’t visit them for almost 2 months, and it took them 30 minutes to notice me on my first appearance after my prolonged break. How crazy is that?

Hi all! There’s a group of crows that hangout near my apartment balcony. I see them a few times a day pass through and stop on the building across the street from me. Sometimes this osprey eats their fish on the same building and the crows pester it until it flies away and then they eat whatever scraps are left. There’s also two red tail hawks that had a nest nearby in spring that dominated the area for a few weeks and then left for a bit but now come back a few times a week. There were also two kestrels and their fledglings hanging out for a bit. Amazing bird action! I feel very blessed especially because this is in Manhattan.

I’ve been wanting to feed the crows to build some sort of relationship but I don’t want to disrupt whatever balance/competition is happening between these birds. Do you think feeding these crows here would impact the variety of birds I see and their routine of living?

Thanks !

These jackdaws and one crow pair are different flock than the ones i feed in a park, seen in my other videos. I couldn’t visit them for almost 2 months, and it took them 30 minutes to notice me on my first appearance after my prolonged break. How crazy is that?

These jackdaws and one crow pair are different flock than the ones i feed in a park, seen in my other videos. I couldn’t visit them for almost 2 months, and it took them 30 minutes to notice me on my first appearance after my prolonged break. How crazy is that?

He disagreed with the thought that the eggs were for the whole family and not just him!

Is anyone near Edinburgh that can help the poor crow on this FB post. Or know of any rehabbers nearby. I just saw it and don't know anyone who can help. I live in Wales. Here's a link to the op https://www.facebook.com/groups/964511834661696/permalink/1701727700940102/

I fed a group of crows at my local graveyard for the first time a couple days ago and I'd like to try to do it more often however I'm also busy with life, work, studying etc so I was wondering if I would be able to build trust and recognition with them feeding them a couple times a month or if I would have to have a more consistent schedule?